What If I Don’t Want to Be the Caregiver?
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What If I Don’t Want to Be the Caregiver?
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What if the person who needs care is the parent who abused you, the mother you have not spoken to in years or the spouse you were preparing to leave before the diagnosis?
We talk about caregiving as an act of love. But that leaves little room for the person who does not feel safe, the person who feels trapped or the devoted caregiver whose own health is beginning to fail.
In this episode, I talk about the family history an illness cannot erase, why guilt cannot become the care plan and what resentment may be trying to tell you.
We will also look at the different ways care can be provided—because making sure someone receives care does not mean you must provide every part of it yourself.
Before we judge the daughter who steps back or the spouse who says, “I cannot do this anymore,” we need to ask what part of the story we do not know.
Show Notes: https://drloristevic.com/what-if-i-dont-want-to-be-the-caregiver/